An animated short adventure for kids that follows Emma, a Native Hawaiian girl in 1915 Honolulu, as she makes a special gift for the last monarch of Hawaiʻi, Queen Lili’uokalani.
Presented by The Akwesasne Freedom School, this film honours The Opening Address, a Haudenosaunee prayer of gratitude, unity, and respect for nature, fostering connection, conservation, and appreciation for all life.
It's 2039 in Omagakii First Nation. The land has been consumed by lithium mines and 100,000 tonnes of buried nuclear waste. An Ogichidaa-Kwe survives in isolation, loving and resisting as the world sickens around her.
After a book tour, self-help guru Daniel Wolf battles loneliness and anxiety. Reconnecting with an estranged friend, he spirals into a drug-fueled journey, confronting his mental health and addiction.
A pleasant date between a man of Cherokee heritage and a Caucasian woman goes downhill when the woman flagrantly fixates on the very bane of Cherokee people’s existence: The Cherokee Grandmother phenomenon.
On a cold Toronto night, a tight-knit collective of friends embark on an unusual mission — tapping maple trees in their neighbourhood. This simple act becomes a reflection on belonging and tradition.
What seems to be a burgeoning romance between two Indigenous people takes a sinister turn as one grows suspicious of the other. When confronted, deceit turns their romantic evening into a darkly comedic nightmare.
On the day of her wedding, a young Ojibwe woman contemplates the consequences of her decision to marry a non-Indigenous man as she prepares for their impending nuptials.
